I’m so sorry Cavetex subscribers! I meant to send this reply only to David and 
I didn’t realize it went to the whole mailing list. 😳 (actually, I’m on a 
couple of his email lists and never noticed notice this came from CaveTex) My 
sincere apologies for more non-caving related emails/oversharing old bar 
stories on the listserv. 

Mallory

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> On Sep 15, 2019, at 10:08 PM, Mallory <mmay...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> It was a great book. In the book they fought the creature in the sewers 
> beneath their town so I guess they switched it to a cave in the movie. I 
> don’t know...haven’t seen it...the hubby hates horror movies. *eyeroll*
> 
> On another note, I sympathize with you on Eddie Money! I also noted that news 
> on Friday AM...super sad. My brother Caleb and I saw him live in a bar along 
> the coast an hour south of Houston in 2009 or 10 (might have been in Santa Fe 
> - it was close to Kemah, I remember that much.) we were the youngest people 
> there by at least 20 years. Some older woman rubbed my brothers head and 
> cooed, “awww....he’s still wet behind the ears” and a bunch of middle aged 
> women were aggressively shoving to get to the front of the crowd, and jumped 
> onstage so Eddie Money’s lone security guard had to escort them back down. 
> Eddie Money has hilarious commentary like “I sold 20 million albums...shoulda 
> saved some of that money, huh?” And “anyone got a couch I can crash on 
> tonight? Who wants to party with the Moneyman?” It was HILARIOUS. He 
> dedicated a song “to the troops” which Caleb and I agreed was a nice 
> sentiment but we couldn’t understand a word he was singing. I can’t remember 
> if he closed with “take me home tonight” or “shakin” but it was excellent. 
> After the show was over this couple came up and talked to Cal and I and we 
> both definitely got the vibe they were trying to swing some sort of group 
> sex/swapping setup, but as soon as they realized that we were brother and 
> sister and not a couple they looked super awkward and hightailed it out of 
> there. Eddie Money was a cool cat but you could tell he did a LOT of drugs in 
> the 80s. 
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On Sep 15, 2019, at 7:35 PM, David <dlocklea...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> 
>> My daughter, Cavepearl, twisted my arm to take her to see the new Stephen 
>> King movie, "It - Chapter Two." 
>> 
>> [ Disclaimer:    I despise horror stories in any format ]
>> 
>> So after wasting $ 23 on movie tickets and $ 10 in gas, I was not a happy 
>> camper.
>> 
>> The protagonist group of alleged misfits ( a.k.a. The Losers ) find a very 
>> odd wooden hatch that looked of ancient origin, maybe thousands of years 
>> old, and maybe built by a forgotten Indian tribe or aliens.
>> 
>> This was not odd to them apparently, so they easily open the hatch and found 
>> a cave.
>> 
>> No surprise to them that there was a cave, so they chose to descend in to it 
>> with just one crappy flashlight  [  Sidenote:   they had already used that 
>> flashlight for an hour to defeat a man-eating-crab the size of a pig. ]
>> 
>> There was a caving scene after that similar to Longhorn Caverns.  I think 
>> one character eventually had a headlamp.  [ Sidenote:  Had they not seen 
>> "The Goonies ?" ]
>> 
>> This whole caving scene was so retarded, ludicrous, etc 
>> 
>> Spoiler Alert:   This was essentially the same as sitting through a 2 hour 
>> episode of "Stranger Things " 
>> 
>> I hated the movie, and Cavepearl loved it. 
>> 
>> 
>> Generational gap is so odd.   I am deeply saddened by the passing of rock 
>> legend, Eddie Money, but nobody I know, seems to care. 
>> 
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